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If the slope is -1, this means that for every time you add 1 to X, you add -1 to (subtract one from) Y. So, the line would go down at an equal amount as it goes over. If the line crosses 0,0 then it would appear to cut the upper left and lower right quadrants in perfect triangular halves.

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